Asking for a Friend

**Bugbear** · 10th May 10, 10:14 AM

As I have stated in other threads, it is not my place to tell a lady what she may or may not wear. It is also not my place to tell any of you what you may or may not prefer to see.

Hope that clears things up in relation to my quoted posts.

Just for the record, I have always been a bit of a fan of "tomboys," so doesn't bother me.

**thescot** · 10th May 10, 11:10 AM

Originally Posted by ali8780

I totally agree. A man's garment will always look unflattering on a woman because it isn't fitted around her curves, and all of that extra fabric makes a woman's waist disappear, and I don't know any women that want a thicker waist.

Ah, our friend. You have hit the nail on the head. Personally, I do not go for those little skinny, anorexic kids you see on TV. I much prefer a woman with curves as opposed to angles.

Wlomen are just different.

Vive la difference!

**Alan H** · 11th May 10, 04:46 PM

Originally Posted by Detroitpete

When I get that twinkle in my eye and get brave enough to ask her if she's thought about a mini-kilt, she usually just says, "Old man, your heart can't take that much enthusiasm anymore"

I think I like your wife.

**Detroitpete** · 11th May 10, 04:53 PM

Originally Posted by Alan H

I think I like your wife.

Ha! She looks like the beautiful girl I married and all 'done up' in a kilted skirt, either long or shorter, I'm hardly ever more proud. Besides, who am I to question my Irish/Scot/Welsh wife? Who would EVER be THAT brave?